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lTHE YORK SOUTH cumo To give all your garments l the' personal attention they deserve! WE CLEAN, ALTER. and REPAIR . . . UNTIL THEY COME OUT LOOKING ALMOST NEW RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE In The “North Mall” â€" 884 WOODBRIDGE VAUGHAN POOL Saturday, April 19th, We're Not Too Big Starting April 22nd 1975, 9 am to 3:30 pm the Richmond Hill Waterworks will do the annual Flushing of Watermains from Tuesday to Friday. This might temporarily discolor your water, please check the color of your water before doing any laundry. ' M. L. Perkins, Maintenance Manager. 129 Church Street South Richmond Hill TELEPHONE 884-1133 887-5245 832-1384 For Free and confidential diagnosis and treatment of venereal disease. Birth control advice Clinic Hours Wednesday 7:00 - 9:00 pm. EVERY ggl WEDNESDAY m NIGHT “56' um: $3,500 Discount Cleaners The Corporation of the Town of Vaughan Cordial/y Invites You to Attend THORNHILL LIONS FLUSHING 0F WATERMAINS Official Opening Ceremonies LOCATION: NEW THORNHILL COMMUNITY CENTRE. JOHN ST. AND BAYVIEW AVE., THORNHILL JsACKPOT 1 ,000'°° TOWN OF RICHMOND HILL ADMISSION FREE Extra Cards 31.60 Each NO ONE UNDER 16 YEARS ADMITTED fn-la°cone Icofiéuvto of the The IN 51 NUMBERS 884-6171 7:40 PM. EARLY BIRDS 8:00 PM. REGULAR GAMES Guides to move into community This program is designed to encourage all units of girls and leaders to move into their community for lear- ning and service ex- periences. It will assist older girls to enjoy the enriching experience of travel to different parts of Canada. The buttons, which can be purchased from anyone in the association, are just 25 cents each. Brown Owl Audrey Hilton reports a most successful winter program held by lst Richvale Brownie Pack. In March a father and daughter sleigh ride was held at the Hayloft, following which the participants enjoyed hot dogs, hot chocolate and toasted marshmallows over a roaring bonfire. On March 17 the following badges were presented: cook, Tracy Daoust. Jen- nifer Hilton, Sandra Hooper, Michelle Padley, Alison Saben. Jodi Walker, Angela Hunter and Sarah Orseni; woodworker, Heather Leyman; writer. Deborah Cross; Golden Bar, Sarah Robinson and Kim Cichettek. Following the presentations, the girls enjoyed an evening of games and songs. “Buy a button" is the hope of all Cadets, Rangers, Guides and Brownies of York South Division. The buttons are colorfully designed in orange and white and are heralding the “Guiding on the Move” program for 1975. For the pack’s in- ternational celebrations for Thinking Week the girls brought items from other countries to share and talk about. Posters were made by the older girls and Snowy Owl and some Brownies who came from other countries put on demonstrations. On April 14 Mrs. Hunter, a local artist displayed some art techniques to the girls. Brown Owl is planning a spring outing to a provincial park for the pack. Cadet Captain Betty O'Rourke reported a most successful eight-day craft and folklore session held at Girl Guide Cabana in Mexico. Eighty leaders from the United States, England, El Salvador and Canada exchanged news and ideas, and participated in a service project of crafts and games for 625 children in Guer- navaca. Joan O’Rourke of the 2nd Central Cadet Company accompanied her mother and took part in the Mexican program. Ranger Leaders held a sharing session in Oshawa April 2, led by Ranger Captain Gail Thompson. On May 10, Brownies and Guides of Richmond Hill West will be manning a booth at Richmond Hill Agricultural Fair. Crafts and baked goods will be sold and the public’s support is requested TOTAL PRIZES Crowds came from a wide area to patronize the annual Headford UCW bazaar at Victoria Square Community Hall. Not the least of the many at- tractions of the event was “The Pocket Lady" and the many good things to eat. Electrical equipment worth over $11,000 was stolen from a Richmond Hill Classic Communications hit Sew yourself into Spring with this money saving opportunity. Economically priced easy care 100 percent Polyester Crimpknit, Denims, etc. in a variety of spring shades. Sew up a spring storm of fashions and fill up your wardrobe. Buy one 33.6 02.“. at our Special Price for a 24 01. FL bottle and you will get 40 percent FREE. art A Division o! “In 5.5. KRESG! COMPANY liml'ed Prices effective April 16 to 19 While Quantities lust Lots of goodies SCOPE MOUTH WASH Refreshan mouthwash the! kiHs germs. Mouth odour control and mouth refreshment Helps soothe minor sore throa's. K Mart Reg. ‘1-99 $1.47 SPECIAL firm last weekend Thieves broke into Classic Communications Ltd., Crimp Knit Fish Knit Printed Broadcloth Heavy Sports Denim Polyester Crepe Printed Flannelette The paper “sponge”. Handy sheet length. Laminated embossed for better ab- sorbency, strength and value. 2 rolls to a package, 60 two ply paper towels. Assorted colours. Limited quantity. Other departments also did an ex- cellent afternoon of business. Looking for a place to put more delicacies are Marilyn Rumble (left) and Jean Rumble, both from RR 2, Gormley. WHITE SWAN PAPER TOWELS SPECIAL SPRING MATERIAL K Mart Reg. 91c Newkirk Road, and escaped with 120 television conâ€" verters, a TV set and an electric calculator 25% OFF 73¢ F"" '2". Lin (Phoio by Hogs) :33: $31??? W SPECIAL M - M â€" Good. 22 oz. bag of Ju- Jubes, assorted flavours, especially priced for the sweet tooth. Chewy jelly candy. K Mart Reg. 1-" Police foil hacksaw escape attempt at court DARE JU-JUBES Two prisoners attempting to escape from the Newmarket courthouse were foiled when detectives burst into their cell. The police claim they received information about the escape bid. Detectives staked out the cell area and RICHMOND HILL - OAK RIDGES - KLEINBURG - SCHOMBERG After 5:30 pm. phone 884-9619 Bubble style terrarium featuring the unique moisture control and positive locking device. Available with white or smoke base and clear upper portions. Overall height 28” diameter 16". Make up your own little garden. 99¢ 99¢ - ' ’ SPECIAL K MART INTERIOR LATEX K Mart Reg. 7-" heard sawing. They found one bar had been cut three times and the two prisoners, police said, were three quarters of the way through the metal. Charged with attempting to escape from police custody are Peter Monahan, Terrarium only, not sold with plants or soil Super Latex Flat Paint, rich matte finish for walls and ceilings, one coat covers most surfaces. Spatters wipe up with a damp cloth and painting tools rinse out under the water tap. Dries in minutes. THE LIBERAL, Wednesday. Apr. 16. 1975 â€" 15 SPECIAL K Mart Reg. 19'83 9 oz. anti-perspirant deodorant. Economically priced for the houseâ€"holder. Comes in spray can. Scented or unscented powder. Buy now â€" the price is right. ULTRA BAN DEODORANT 12.88 K Mart Reg. 1"3 28 and Lee Parson, 19, both of Amherstburg. Monahan is already facing 2 charges of armed robbery; from last August 16, together with abduction and theft. Parsons is charged with possession of stolen property regarding another incident.